Definition Synonyms
Definition of defectiveness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general conditionstate of having flaws or faults
- The defectiveness of the product led to many customer complaints..
2.
functioncondition of not functioning as intended
- The software's defectiveness caused frequent crashes.
3.
logicRare presence of flaws in an argument or theoryRare
- The defectiveness in his reasoning was evident.
Expressions with defectiveness
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condition of below-average cognitive abilities
The school provides support for students with mental defectiveness.
Origin of defectiveness
Latin, defectus (failure) + -ness (state of)
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metaphor
defectiveness or unsoundness in a non-physical context
Examples of defectiveness in a sentence
Engineers are working to fix the defectiveness in the design. The defectiveness of the product led to a recall. Customers complained about the defectiveness of the new model. The defectiveness of the proposal was discussed in the meeting. Critics pointed out the defectiveness in the study's methodology.
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- French:défectuosité, imperfection, ...
- German:Fehlerhaftigkeit, Unzulänglichkeit, ...
- Italian:difettosità, fallacia, ...
- Spanish:defectuosidad, ...
- Portuguese:defeituosidade, defeito, ...
- Chinese:缺陷, 故障, ...
- Japanese:欠陥, 不具合, ...
- Arabic:عَيْب, عُطُوب, ...
- Hebrew:פְּגִימוּת, פְּגִימוּת, ...
- Russian:дефектность, ...
- Ukrainian:недосконалість, недоліки, ...
- Hindi:दोषपूर्णता, खामी, ...
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